Paramour and the Phipps law office were locked out of the River Walk building in a dispute over unpaid charges and a jury judgment, with writs and hearings now pending.

JJ Real Co. has acquired the century‑old Loan & Trust Building at 235 E. Commerce and plans to add entertainment at street and river levels with housing above. The move pushes another downtown historic property toward mixed‑use redevelopment.

A Holt-linked company bought the Battalion’s historic South Alamo firehouse, adding a new owner to a development corridor near Hemisfair. The restaurant remains open for now.

Oakfire Ridge is pitched as a $50M private club north of San Antonio with golf, pickleball and a five-star steakhouse — but neighbors are already worried about water. Developers say they’ve restored the land and planted hundreds of oaks.

Graham Weston asked the Austin appeals court to "promptly" rule in his suit accusing a San Antonio lawyer of secretly representing his ex‑wife, saying the delay has frozen the case.

A San Francisco investor bought Higdon Oaks and plans a 247‑site expansion at the gated Southeast Side manufactured‑home community. The deal ties future payouts to lease‑up of vacant pads.

Agave Land & Development plans 300 luxury townhomes on about 14 acres along Talley Road near Alamo Ranch, with design work underway and a possible early‑2027 groundbreaking. The move points to rising demand for denser ownership options on the Far West Side.

BestMoney analysis finds Corpus Christi and San Antonio among Texas metros where starter homes are more available and affordable, while Austin remains costly.

Bexar County approved a 10‑year, 50% property tax abatement to attract ECOR Global’s manufacturing plant near Elmendorf. The deal ties incentives to investment, hiring and semi‑annual reporting.

Valiente Farm, the famed Wellington polo complex built by San Antonio native Bob Jornayvaz, has been listed for sale; Icon Global is handling the offering for the 150±‑acre estate.

Rising inventory and softer pricing have pushed Guadalupe County toward a buyer’s market, with Seguin showing some of the sharpest shifts. Local data and developer pipelines are changing the negotiating landscape.

A TDLR filing pegs Daniel Corporation’s Hartwin Bulverde at about $64.6M, making it one of Bexar County’s priciest multifamily builds. The 350‑unit complex is partially occupied while carriage homes finish construction.

Federal planning and a sources‑sought notice point to a 1.6M‑square‑foot VA hospital in the South Texas Medical Center that could replace Audie L. Murphy. Local leaders and the Army Corps are mapping next steps.